passport
Jun 4th 2012, 8:25 pm
#31
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Re: passport
my husband was born here in AZ hes a US citizen. So i am sure it is going to be a lot of work............is it?? 
Jun 4th 2012, 8:25 pm
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Re: passport
JG, slightly off topic, but can you remember anyone asking about children adopted in the US to a british parent, and the same issues of applying for a british passport?
Jun 4th 2012, 8:27 pm
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Re: passport
Mummy in the Foothills...has adopted children in the US and they have become UKC's...because they are returning to the UK.
Jun 4th 2012, 8:28 pm
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Jun 4th 2012, 8:34 pm
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Jun 4th 2012, 9:29 pm
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Re: passport
I think this topic got off track. I am Not asking about becoming a US citizen. I am not interested in that at this time. I had heard my son is eligible to have a British passport. I want him to have one instead of a US passport. can i still register his birth even though it has been 15 years.
If you want your son fully documented, you'll want a consular record of birth and a UK passport. The instructions are on the ukinusa website.
One of the common stumbling blocks for those in your son's situation is not having a copy of his US birth certificate which was ISSUED close to his time of birth. Without it, the process becomes laborious. With it, it should be reasonably quick and easy.
